there seems to be a problem: the women feature and the regular feature target the same area.We can't understand why , any fixes for this?
18887
run it with the seat empty and see for yourself if it just a placement issue, you might just need to move the attachment further back (or move yourself further to the front).
18888
Your are right. It is stationary. You have to move yours to the water spot. Hope I answer your question.
18889
I have a unit which has two nozzles. The knob dial can be rotated 180 degrees. The right 90 degrees side of dial says men and left 90 degrees says women. As you turn the dial from mid position to the end on the women's side a second nozzle about 1 inch to the left of the first nozzle comes down and squirts water approximately 1 inch below the first one. In other words the men's side hits at one spot where as women's side hits two spots one inch apart and cleans a larger length of the opening. In case of using a single nozzle a person may have to move forward and backward if he/she feels the nozzle did not hit and clean the entire opening.
18890
Are you sure your nozzle isn't stuck? Try changing to Nozzle Clean mode, spray, and back to one of the other modes.
18891
Mine is also fine. Yours may be stuck, or you might have a defective unit, as already suggeted. Have you tried contacting the seller? they seem to be very responsive.
18892
I have a unit which has two nozzles. The knob dial can be rotated 180 degrees. The right 90 degrees side of dial says men and left 90 degrees says women. As you turn the dial from mid position to the end on the women's side a second nozzle about 1 inch to the left of the first nozzle comes down and squirts water approximately 1 inch below the first one. In other words the men's side hits at one spot where as women's side hits two spots one inch apart and cleans a larger length of the opening. In case of using a single nozzle a person may have to move forward and backward if he/she feels the nozzle did not hit and clean the entire opening. I have a unit which has two nozzles. The knob dial can be rotated 180 degrees. The right 90 degrees side of dial says men and left 90 degrees says women. As you turn the dial from mid position to the end on the women's side a second nozzle about 1 inch to the left of the first nozzle comes down and squirts water approximately 1 inch below the first one. In other words the men's side hits at one spot where as women's side hits two spots one inch apart and cleans a larger length of the opening. In case of using a single nozzle a person may have to move forward and backward if he/she feels the... » Read More I have a unit which has two nozzles. The knob dial can be rotated 180 degrees. The right 90 degrees side of dial says men and left 90 degrees says women. As you turn the dial from mid position to the end on the women's side a second nozzle about 1 inch to the left of the first nozzle comes down and squirts water approximately 1 inch below the first one. In other words the men's side hits at one spot where as women's side hits two spots one inch apart and cleans a larger length of the opening. In case of using a single nozzle a person may have to move forward and backward if he/she feels the nozzle did not hit and clean the entire opening. « Show Less
550776
This could be due to what Scene Selection macro you have chosen. Go to Menu/ Camera-Mic/ and scroll down to Scene Selection. At the bottom of the screen are multiple selections for various scene situations. The Auto function is a normal selection, but if you are wanting to emphasize other effects, select one of these. Don't forget to go back to this menu for other subsequent scenes.NOTE: Whatever you select here also applies to any Still shots at this selection, so go back to this menu and select something else.
1105494
It sounds like you've got the setting of the dpi low on the default new files or story files. Other than that, there's a utility called lion cache cleaner(used to be leopard cache cleaner), that can fix randomly odd problems, though if it's a setting, I don't know if it will fix it.
927740
not one that I've noticed but if there was it could be fixed easily in post if you shoot raw files. also auto wb might compensate if if there is one but like I said I haven't notice one at all.
718691
Thank you very much for your response. I was beginning to think I was the only one with this problem. Your explanation is probably correct. I have had two other digital cameras and neither had this problem. I doubt if much can be done about it...
1658976
No, you can only use one feature at a time. I don't find this to be a problem but others might.
681842
Sorry to hear that Mr. Wilaby. :(I've been reading this forum (see link below) at dpreview, and some people don't have this problem! But it seems most do - maybe you're right, and we should wait a few months for it to be fixed?http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/read.asp?forum=1010&message;=25105920
628111
check the remote for the aspect button (it's a rectangle with arrows) or go to the picture menu and on second "page" there is the aspect - it sounds like you're zoomed in. i did that to mine by accident.
615736
I agree. also heard that if you scan your pics face to the back, it doesn't not reflect the glare as much. Has anyone hear this one?
839584
WOW - I have struggled with this and I believe I found at least a temporary answer. I changed the EXR mode from AUTO to D-Range priority. It now focuses as I would expect and hunting is at a minimum. Even in taking photos. I suspect somehow the AUTO mode is overloading the system logic. I would love to hear if this helps others.
795286
I gave the unit to a friend last Christmas. As I recall, there was a button on the remote (aspect ratio maybe??) that changed how the picture filled the screen. May have to hit it several times to get proper proportions.
825683
There was an update released a while back for the focusing problem. It has been resolved. BTW: Get the MKIII's full frame.
234685
My Picture setting is STANDARD... Screen Size is 100%...Aspect is set to NORMAL. Try these setting and let me know the results please...
1680157
Hi, I am not sure. I didn't realize it might be an issue until I received your question. Perhaps Amazon can do some homework and find out. :) Take care, Kathleen
524558
I would agree with the others. I did a quick google search and it does sound as though it might have something to do with the layers possibly not fusing together properly. Definitely not normal! I thoroughly enjoy mine, so you may want to give some thought to giving them a second chance and have them replace it. Good luck with whatever you decide! :)
345232
My perspective on this is that they both perform the same function. It is a matter of where the camera display is located
1274580
I'm female with a small head. I fold mine in towards the center and had to spend a bit of time experimenting with the focus bi now have them set just for me and win't let any one else mess with the settings. I just love my pair for bird watching.